Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-11-23
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

NO SCHOOL tOuOITOW dHu Il TlQdy.
High winds the latter part Of last
week.
W. W. sabin is doing repair work at
the post.
No shelf-worn goods at Arnold &
Meyers.
Mr.. Wicher celebrated his Goth birth
day yesterday.
Bullard & Pierce viii open feed
store at the depot.
Dwelling house wanted. Enquire at
Monheim Bros. store.
Milwaukee keg beer only 5 Cents per
glass at Fritz Ammon's.
If You shave with Aldrich once, you
will never go elsewhere.
Achenbach leads the van in confec-
tioneries, cigars, fruits, etc.
Fine, fresh confectioneries and home
made candies at Max Fishels.
Read H. Stein & Co.'S card in another
column, the popular druggists.
The ADvERTIsER does all kinds Of
commercial printing en- short notice.
Praise service is held every Sunday
evening at the M. e. church at 7:15.
Master Walter Hoehn had rib brok-
en- Friday by wagon seat falling on
him.
All goods sold by Arnold & Meyer are
fresh and the best that money can
buy.
There was great ssscatteration' in
lumber during the wind storm Friday
night.
John Harris, editor of the Times, has
been appointed postmaster at Oel-
rich's.
J. d. Hale sold fine, young span of
horses Saturday to one of the officers at
the post.
There is more musical talent in Stur-
gis than any town of its size in the ter
ritory.
Every variety Of winter apples by the
barrel or otherwise at Arnold &
Meyers.
Try that excellent select beer, kept
only by Fritz Ammon.
The wife OF ex-Sergeant White of K
troop died Monday night with con-
sumption.
Wyoming coal will be shipped from
Glenrock to the Hills this winter. The
coal is excellent.
Monday was pay day at TT. Meade
Several thousand dollars wore disbursed
among the soldiers.
At Achenbach's news stand you can
find anything in the line of choice fruits,
candies, cigars, etc.
The excayating has been completed
for the city hall, and laying Of Gks
1oundafioL Degun.
1t is time to fake down that old rust
eaten stove pipe from the roof, and build
a chimney in its stead.
Mr.. James, the old toll gate keeper,
died at Deadwood Monday. He was a
soldier in the late war.
DIR. w. G. Smith has removed his re-
sidence to his Office on First street,
south of First National bunk.
Mabel, only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
7. b. Stevens, died at Crook on the
18th, aged 2 years and months.
Telephones have been put in the de-
pot and at Cuthbcrtson's and the North
western warehouses, respectively.
For anything in the grocery and pro-
vision line call on that old reliable and
progress firm of Arnold & Meyer.
Sealed bids will be received at the
quartermaster' Office at Ft. Meade nm
til December 16, for $500 common
brick.
DR.. Pratt received notice yesterday OF
his appointment as vice president Of the
public board Of health for Lawrence
county.
Arnold 8 Meyer lead in the grocery
business.
A shooting match is being arranged
between the Rapid and Deadwood gun
clubs to take place at Sturgis Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. William Falconer and Miss Edith
Howe Of Rapid were married SUNDAY.
The bride is d sister Of Charley Howe,
Of this place.
In times OF peace prepare for war
by repairing chimneys and fixing up
stoves in safe condition before cold
weather begins.
Mrs. Beatie keeps constantly in stock
q large invoice Of late styles OF hats,
fancy feathers, trinmings, etc, direct
from tie east, and is selling these goods
at extremely low prices. Everything il
her line Is ffst=claas and of the latest
STYLE Mrs. Bestie also gives special aI-
tention to dressmaking. and cutting and
fitting. Eatisfaction euaranteefl